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in need

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in need (of something)
[of someone or an animal] to require something. We are in need of a new car. The company is in need of a larger building to hold all its employees.
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You need to know just what kind of services can fit the demands that you have, and especially if the case is that you are going to be in need of something that can handle high traffic content.
If you were recently involved in some type of accident or have neglected your care a little it may be in need of some attention This can happen to even the best of car lovers If you were recently involved in some type of accident or have neglected your care a little it may be in need of some attention.
These business grants are only given to businesses for a specific reason and there are a number of factors that may affect whether you are able to gain a grant such as your business activity or your specific business industry sector, some are also linked to certain geographical areas, which are in need of economic regeneration.
 
 
 
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